Blow Your Mind
Dr Chris and Dr Xand delve into the world of nature to bring you facts and clips that will - yes, you guessed it - blow your mind.
- 2014-2015
- 4 seasons
- Disney+
- Documentary
Dr Chris and Dr Xand delve into the world of nature to bring you facts and clips that will - yes, you guessed it - blow your mind.
Season 4 Episode Guide
10 Episodes 2015
Episode 1
Big Animal Emergencies
Episode 2
Big Animal Emergencies: Orangutan
Clare Balding meets Dr Keiichi as he carries out an underwater ultrasound on a manta ray, and a vet in Chicago uses human medical technology to check a chimpanzee's heart.
Episode 3
Big Animal Emergencies: Giraffe
Chris and Xand van Tulleken find out about giraffes, the tallest animal on earth, and Steve Leonard travels to South Africa to help experts search for an injured animal.
Episode 4
Big Animal Emergencies: Gorilla
Clare Balding travels to West Africa to meet Shufai the gorilla, and discovers how vets help him climb trees for the very first time and trick him into having an injection.
Episode 5
Big Animal Emergencies: Asian Elephant
Chris and Xand van Tulleken find out about elephants, while vet Steve Leonard travels to Laos, near Thailand, to help one with a sore leg.
Episode 6
Big Animal Emergencies: Seal and Elephant
Vet Steve Leonard meets a seal whose rotten teeth have become a problem and Ninio the elephant, who has an infected tusk.
Episode 7
Big Animal Emergencies: Moon Bear
The doctors find out more about Moon Bears, with vet Steve Leonard heading into the rain-forest to treat Champa, who is suffering from terrible headaches. However, operating in the wild is far from easy, with the electricity going down and the team having to improvise.
Episode 8
Big Animal Emergencies: Alligator and Tortoise
Animal expert Steve Leonard meets Martha the alligator, who has eaten something that is affecting her health.
Episode 9
Big Animal Emergencies: Rhino
Episode 10
Big Animal Emergencies: Manta Ray, Tiger and Chimp
Clare Balding meets Dr Keiichi as he carries out an underwater ultrasound on a manta ray, and a vet in Chicago uses human medical technology to check a chimpanzee's heart.